Red Leaders in Burma Visit Sparks East West Tensions
In Burma, Bulganin and Khrushchev tour Mandalay Maymyo and Inle Lake while U Nu hosts, sparking U.S. and foreign reactions. Washington denounces Soviet anti Western rhetoric as the visit prompts talks on potential Burma aid and security concerns amid guerrilla activity in the region.
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Rangoon
Burma
Russia
Southeast Asia
Washington
Dulles
Portugal
U Nu
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Kita S. Khrushchev
Mandalay
Ran
Uled
Heho
Maymyo
U. N
Union of Burma Airways
Inle Lake
Upper Burma
Tau
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Dis
Post Office Receipts Near Two Million Mark
Local post office receipts this year will miss the $2 million target by 20 000 to 30 000 dollars but are set to surpass the milestone next year. Postmaster Harold B Collins cites 5 34 percent rise in year to date and credits rate increases for part of the gain. Through Nov 30 receipts total 1 645 202 90 with November alone at 192 378 86, a sharp year over year rise.
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Harold B. Collins
Collins
Sidewalk TV to streamline hotel registration nationwide
AHA president Tom L. Powell says sidewalk television receivers will let travelers register at hotels without leaving their cars. Sidewalk TV to be installed by hotels nationwide as the American Hotel Assn opens its annual convention in San Antonio.
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Angeles
Tom L. Powell
American Hotel Assn
Powell
San Antonio
Tex
AHA
Phoenix Sales Tax Up
Alexander Cordova reported November city sales tax receipts at 161002 dollars, about 12000 dollars more than the same month last year, signaling growth in Phoenix revenues.
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Phoenix
t—Phoenix
Alexander Cordova
Stracuzzi Ordered To Stand Trial In Murder Case
Samuel Stracuzzi 41, previously convicted in his wife’s 1953 murder, will start a retrial in Superior Court after Arizona Supreme Court ordered a new sanity inquiry. Judge Lee Garrett ruled he is legally sane to stand trial though psychiatrists say he is mentally ill and should be hospitalized for further evaluation.
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Samuel Stracuzzi
Superior Court
Arizona State Supreme Court
Lee Garrett
Stracuzzi
Tess
Arizona
Florence
Supreme Court
Lindsay E. Beaton
Charles N. Sarlin
Charles P. Neumann
Beaton
Garrett
Dr. Beaton
Robert S. Tullar
Tullar
Arizona State Hospital
Attys
Clarence Houston
Alice Nihan
Atty
Jack I. Podret
Mrs. Larned and Land Win Bridge Tourney
Frank Larned and Louis Land won first place in the duplicate bridge tournament conducted by the Bridge Club announced today. Other winners yesterday were Mrs. Florence Hughes and Mrs. Virginia Clements second, Mrs. Dora Vaught and George Clements third, and Mrs. Marie Austin and Jerry Courtney fourth.
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Frank Larned
Louis Land
Bridge Club
Florence Hughes
Virginia Clements
Dora Vaught
George Clements
Marie Austin
Jerry Courtney
Farm Soil Bank Legislation Favored by Hope
Rep. Clifford Hope said Congress likely will back soil bank legislation, an incentive program paying farmers to retire land from production for conservation uses. He spoke to the Rotary Club in vanvdEN CITY Kas. noting progress on his domestic parity plan though it may not pass next session.
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Vanvden City
Kas
Congress
Clifford Hope
R-Kas
Remote controlled train runs 10 mile demonstration trip
About seventy five officials from New Haven Railroad rode a 10 mile round trip between here and Rye New York in a self propelled rail car powered by electronics from Union Switch and Signal Division Westinghouse. Officials described it as a demonstration with no plans for regular service.
Tito to Gift 100 Foot Yacht to Haile Selassie
Belgrade reports President Tito will present a 100 foot steel Brioni yacht to Emperor Haile Selassie in Ethiopia. The vessel, towed by Tito’s Galeb, will join a two-ship convoy via the Suez Canal and Red Sea. Final outfitting includes air conditioning, radios, and extensive storage for long voyages.
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Belgrade
Tito
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Pula
Social Work Conference Planned in Tucson Apr 25 27
The Arizona Conference of Social Work will be held April 25 to 27 in Tucson. Miss Florence Monahan, Tucson president, announced the event expecting 300 to 500 attendees. Dr. Martha Eliot may address the conference with workshops on aging adoption mental health and juvenile delinquency under the theme Health Mental and Physical.
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Arizona Conference of Social Work
Tucson
Florence Monahan
Martha Eliot
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Monahan
Death Takes Big Property Owner Here
Nassif D ram, 81, pioneer Nogales resident and large downtown Phoenix and Tucson property owner, died after a long illness. A retired merchant, he operated a store in Nogales for many years after arriving in the U S from Lebanon in 1895 and living in Boston El Paso Cananea. Survivors include his wife Carmen five sons Alex Davies legal attorney Joseph of Los Angeles S N Karam of Phoenix and four daughters Sister Mary Marcellino Janet Mary and Mrs James Pura il of San Francisco.
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Nogales
Nassif Dram
Noales
Phoenix
Tucson
Lebanon
United States
Boston
el Paso
Tex
Cananea
Mexico
Karam
Ttes
Congress’ Street
F. W., Woolworth
Washington Street
Carmen
Alex
Davies
Peoples
Logal
Joseph
Los Angeles
S. N. Karam
Mary Marcellino
Dominican Order of
Douglas
Janet
Mary
James Purail
San Francisco
Annexation Could Surface At City Council Meet
A 2S item agenda for the Monday council meeting omits annexation but officials say the eastside six square mile area may be discussed as new business. The annexation decision could occur either Monday or at the December 19 council session.
Arizona Democrats to Honor Sen Hayden at Monday Event
The Arizona Democratic Club plans a tribute to Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona after a library talk at the Phoenix Library auditorium. The Monday night gathering follows a sponsored Raf event by the UAE Democratic Inter-Club Council.
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Snpmesia
Ar—New
Carl Hayden
Douglas man returns to work after brief retirement
After 35 years with the U S Post Office Frank Crabtree officially retired on Wednesday. A banquet honored his service that night but he felt obliged to rest. The following day he resumed employment as an office manager at a local refrigeration store.
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Douglas
Frank Crabtree
U.S. Post Office
Crabtree
Former Pima Sheriff James W McDonald Dies at 74
Funeral arrangements are under Parker Kerr Mortuary for James W McDonald age 74 former Pima County sheriff who died yesterday after months of illness. Born in West Virginia he moved to Tucson in 1917 and served one term as sheriff in 1926 overseeing the Eva Dugan murder case. He later worked as a peace officer in Washington state and operated a ranch east of Tucson.
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James W. McDonald
Pima County
West Virginia
Tucson
Eva Dugan
Arizona
McDonald
University of West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Bellingham
Wash
U. S. Fisheries Commission
Teller
Alaska
Rincon Valley
Arizona State Industrial Commission
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Bank Debits Show Big Increase in Tucson Month
Don Schaffer reports Tucson Clearing House data show week ending Nov 30 debits at 27,266,431 dollars and week ending Dec 1 at 24,189,730 dollars. Monthly totals reach 140,093,416 dollars versus 116,435,235 last year, with 10 years ago figures much lower.
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Bank Gedis Cormatien
Don Schaffer
Tucson ‘Clearing’ House Assn
Tucson
Schaffer
Women Terrorists Surrender and Seek Amnesty
Two female members of Communist terror bands surrendered to police in Bukit Mertam Malaysia yesterday and requested government amnesty. They went from the police station directly to a beauty parlor for hairdos.
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Bukit Mertamam
Malain
Social Security System Praised by California Official in Tucson
John F. Richardson of San Francisco told Tucson social workers that social security is a bulwark of democracy and a planned response to major social problems. He explained how funds are collected, invested in government bonds, and paid to those meeting eligibility, including those over 65 and survivors.
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Palrd Thiesse
Tucson
John F. Richardson
San Francisco
Department of Health, Welfare and Education
Richardson
Arizona Conference of Social Work
Marjorie Shearon
Air Force
Clyde K. Rich
Harry Holland
Shearon
Sam
Col
Merle E. Smith
Neil M. Clark
Red Cross
Death Toll on Pima Road Rises to Sixty Three
Hoy Newland Arnold 67 of 3826 S 9th Ave died after his car struck a northbound diesel locomotive near E Ajo Road and the Southern Pacific line to New Wales. Witnesses Knickerbocker said Arnold swung into the oncoming train as it approached a crossing. Coroner Johnson ordered funeral arrangements and an inquest to determine exact death cause.
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Pima County
Hoy Newland Arnold
S. 9Th Ave
E. Ajoly
Thern Pacific
New
F. Linden St
R. I. Nowell
Y M C A Calendar at Central Branch
The Y M C A Central Branch at 516 N Fifth Ave lists daily meditation and weekly activities. It details Amphi HiY Club and Junior activities, dance classes, Spanish classes, social dances, and a movie camera club with times across Sunday to Saturday.
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Fifth Ave
Tucson Hey
Amphi Hiy
PRIDA
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Pima
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Arizona Mortuary, Inc
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